Secret lives of our brains: A look into David Eagleman’s lab
Did you know that you’re more likely to marry someone whose name contains the same first letter as your own? Did you know that if
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Author: Momentum
Throwback Thursday: In the Lab
Did you know a Baylor College of Medicine professor, scientist and administrator played an integral role leading a team of researchers to help create a
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Finding fresh foods and farmer’s markets
Many of us crave the opportunity to buy fresh, local foods but our busy day-to-day lives call for us to mainly shop at whichever supermarket
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Tour de Pink: Raising money for breast cancer research
This past weekend, Baylor College of Medicine supported the Tour de Pink cycling event with enthusiastic riders and volunteers, benefiting the Pink Ribbons Project. The
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Can we fill our classrooms with potential scientists?
When I was a youngster, I always thought the new year began the day after Labor Day – the first day of the school year.
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In Case You Missed It: Risks of rice, Robohands, Houston Zoo collaboration, and more
Thanks for joining us for our weekly roundup, highlighting some news and announcements from this past week. Here are a few news stories we wanted
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What is the cost of cutting research dollars?
The across-the-board cuts of the federal government’s “sequester” involve more than dollars and cents. At the level of the National Institutes of Health, it involves
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Throwback Thursday: Breakfast with the champ
Okay, so maybe this group of students isn’t actually a singing group, but they did get the opportunity to break bread with “the champion” in
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Making a Mark: Coping with cancer through creativity
At the Texas Children’s Cancer Center, giving children with cancer – along with their siblings – the opportunity to express themselves is considered an important
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Promoting health: Energizing for Baylor’s Wellness 5K
Last October marked the first, student-organized Baylor College of Medicine Wellness 5K Race/Walk and Kids’ 1K Fun Run, with more than 500 people from the
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